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1680 Penghu: I Wiped Out Shi Lang's Navy
The protagonist travels back in time to become 14-year-old Zheng Kezang, the eldest son of Zheng Jing and the eldest grandson of a man named Guo! ! ! During the height of the San Francisco Rebellion, he oversaw the country of Taiwan. Build a new type of army three years in advance, annihilate the Qing navy in Penghu, and capture the traitor Shi Lang alive. Drive out the Tartars, restore China, and liquidate the traitors. Awaken the sleeping nation and create a strong Han Dynasty!
5.6kReads—Score512Shelves
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King Lu Looks North: Recreating the Remnants of the Ming Dynasty
In the leap six months of the first year of Hongguang, Nanjing had fallen, Emperor Hongguang was captured, and King Lu opened the city and surrendered to the Qing Dynasty. In Shaoxing, eastern Zhejiang, Zhang Guowei, the former Minister of War in the Ming Dynasty, wore sackcloth and wore filial piety to welcome Zhu Yihai, King of Lu in Taizhou, to supervise the country. At this time, Zhu Yihai only had the four prefectures of Shaoxing, Ningbo, Taizhou, and Wenzhou, two proud soldiers, Fang Guo
1.1kReads—Score143Shelves
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The Beginning of the Coffin: I Snatched the Throne of Yongli
He was buried alive at the beginning, with only half an hour left before the funeral. When I opened my eyes, Emperor Longwu was dead, and Li Chengdong came calling. The powerful ministers wanted to make my brother the emperor. Zhu Youzhen: "Stop everyone! I'm not dead yet!" He seized control of the country, ascended to the throne, and changed the Yuan Dynasty to Zhaowu. Purify the three armies, form personal guards, and create the strongest Ming army. Kill Li Chenglin, defeat Li Chengdong, regai
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If Yongli Never Runs Away, Ming Dynasty Can Still Fight!
In the fifteenth year of Yongli, it is difficult to curse the water. All the officials of the Southern Ming Dynasty were slaughtered, and the Yongli Emperor Zhu Youlang was hanged with a bowstring by Wu Sangui on Kunming's Zizipo. This marked the end of the Ming Dynasty in the 276th year of the reign of Zuo. Countless fans of Ming history in later generations lamented: If Yongli had not fled all the way, if Nanming had not been internally strife, if loyalty had not ended with regrets, how could
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